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The Updated National Animal Identification and Traceability System (NAITS), which records information regarding large and small ruminants and their keepers all around the country, is now fully operational. The animal identification and registration program has been accessible in Georgia since 2012. However, from 2015, with the co-founded financial endeavor of the...

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), under the EU-supported ENPARD programme, continues to train farmers in business, finances and marketing basics. Up to 70 farmers who attended meetings in Akhmeta, Dedoplistskharo, Lagodekhi and Tbilisi learned how to link with relevant markets and how to manage record keeping...

New grant programme will fund labour-saving agricultural machinery and equipment for women living in the Ateni, Plevi, Tvishi and Sori communities of Georgia. The initiative is part of the Agricultural and Rural Development project in Georgia supported by FAO and Austrian Development Cooperation (ADC). The objective of the programme is to...

Up to 45 representativesfrom the government, international and non-governmental sectors participated in an online project launch event. “Achieving Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) Targets of Georgia through Restoration and Sustainable Management of Degraded Pasturelands” in a titleof a two-year project, which intends to support the national efforts of Georgia in implementing the...

Joni Amirbekyan , a farmer from Samtskhe-Javakheti region has been in the agriculture business for over 15 years. Starting with a small agricultural input store in Akhalkalaki he has also been working on improving local livestock quality by importing high quality cow breeds from Europe. Joni’s partnership with the European Union...